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Federal 223 Brass

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bkoenig:
I use a 45 degree countersink meant for a milling machine, chucked into a cordless drill.  It's probably not as consistent as swaging the pocket with a Dillon tool, but it's FAST.  It takes about the same time to drop the finished case and pick up a new one as it does to actually cut out the crimp.  Hit it with the drill and a little ring of brass comes flying off.

Ram Ringer:
Thanks for the help, Thats what I thought I needed. In fact I do have the military crimp remover attachments for the RCBS Trim Mate, but they never seem to remove the whole crimp. I will have to see about one of the swaging tools.

Thanks

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